Nobody makes as many jaw-dropping plays as Carson Bahl. Looks like she is just having fun in the backyard sometimes with the kind of plays she makes. The 6’0″ Ohio native has one of the most complete games in the country. A towering player whose footwork consistently catches defenders off guard, she can take the isolation and beat her defender 1v1 consistently. Bahl is also an exceptional feeder, always looking for the drop-off pass as a result of the defensive attention she demands. She does things on the lacrosse field that look otherworldly, especially coming from a player who stands half a foot taller than most on the field. She had a nasty lefty roll back through traffic, finishing with her non-dominant hand for the goal. She followed it up with a lefty runner through traffic against Eagle Stix. Bahl is going to make an impact on day one at a top program in the country. No question about it.

Lots of college teams are going to want and recruit Bahl. She is a hard, strong, and fast dodger who breaks down her defender and explodes past them. Bahl has an extremely powerful shot and a nice step-down shot. At the college level, she can be a stretch shooter from the outside who reaps benefits in women-up opportunities. She is a great 1v1 dodger as well. If her team needs a goal at the end of the game, everyone can clear out, and Bahl can ISO her defender to get off a quality look. Her bag is so deep: she can dodge and score, dodge and draw a slide, work off-ball with cuts, feed the ball, shoot the ball on-the-run, shoot the ball with time and space, and finish inside. Bahl has a lot of upside for the college level.